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by rs999gti 6y ago
Fox News actually reports news from the news wires and the local Fox new station affiliates. I think that gives Fox News a bit more credibility than HuffPo, which sometimes reads like Gawker. Though they are still both very partisan.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
I like GitHub desktop
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> Which fundamentally goes against the social contract companies are supposed to have in the EU, making them very parasitic. I found the social contract, but could not find anyone who actually signed it: https://steemit.com&#x
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> Business models based on advertising revenue are ruining the world. What else do news agencies have to make money? The could sell stories and news for a subscription. But the news can be had for free in other places. They can't re
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> This seems like good news. Is hydroxychloroquine currently being prescribed widely? Sort of. Since Trump tweeted and mentioned the drug, hydroxychloroquine has become politicized. Some scientists and doctors say it might have some use.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Proper authorities, photo of car, and a set of local news organisations, plus a few tweets and your state reps, might get some attention. > Play interests off each other. Papers please!
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Why does everything have to be about money? Because of those pesky habits of clothing, feeding, and sheltering yourself.
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So the backend language of the CMS does matter, because we'll eventually have to modify it to fit business needs?
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> It’s insane to me that we don’t just make masks 100% mandatory when you’re outside your own home. How do you intend to enforce this mandatory order?
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Does the backend language of a CMS matter? We are a .NET shop, we'd love to use Django, Drupal, etc. But does that also mean we need a dedicated Python resource to support these CMS'? Or could we use these CMS' out of the box
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Does this mean the gun industry is struggling? Far from struggling. COVID, the looming election, and the riots have made it a boom time for gun sales. Remington, unfortunately is like Harley, expensive, low quality, and trading on pre
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Because we live in a society. Why don't I have a downvote button for this?
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What the government gives it must first take away
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> I've never understood why people think that just because, e.g., their parents created a business worth millions of dollars, they should get that for free. None of your business?
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> Just what percent of broken laws in the US do you think end up being enforced with guns drawn? Why draw a gun and use force by threat? Imprisonment, fines, wage garnishment, loss of rights, etc. are all equally effective ways of enforc
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> The idea that you have to constantly threaten deadly force in order to enforce the law is not at all born out in other countries. It doesn't need to be physical force, it can be taxation, fines, imprisonment, or loss of rights. Bu
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by rs999gti 6y ago
Through other means of force and/or punishment.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Yeah, this is probably controversial but I think the police should basically be the bullet sponges for the rest of society. Don't forget police are the FORCE in law enforcement. Want Universal Healthcare, social programs, speed li
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> indicator of quality Any other hiring managers have difficulties with Bachelor of Arts in CS versus Bachelor of Science? The BA applicants don't seem to have the logic and concept knowledge that the BS applicants have.
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by rs999gti 6y ago
> Django + Bootstrap Does the language of the CMS matter? Django is Python, but we are a .NET shop. Would Django still work for us or should we look into a CMS like Orchard or Umbraco?
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Java licensing?
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by rs999gti 7y ago
Some governors issued edicts listing the non-essential businesses that were to be shuttered until April 23. The policing policy is if you are spotted as still open by code or law enforcement, you can lose your operating license.
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by rs999gti 7y ago
> discipline and culture Monoculture
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by rs999gti 8y ago
Showing the Chevy Volt in that ad was a bit of a jab. The Volt can go pure electric and never touch its fuel tank.
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by rs999gti 8y ago
> That and our hilariously large military. Due to treaties, the US protects one quarter of the world - https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/05/30... Also, provides defense to the
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by rs999gti 8y ago
> Just consider the healthcare mess in the US. And even with that, there are still 600K Indians trying become US citizens.
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by rs999gti 8y ago
Solar panels == sexy, shade trees == not sexy.
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by rs999gti 8y ago
This could be done but it would probably kill or slow technological progress and economies. For example, China is extremely good at manufacturing, Japan and South Korea are great at electronics manufacturing, Germany engineering disciplines
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by rs999gti 8y ago
>So pirates will be able to steal nuclear material? Why couldn't private security be part of international freight? The costs for this security could be added to freight costs. For example, Russian private security contractors succe
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by rs999gti 8y ago
Maybe nuclear power for commercial ships? Global navies have proved and refined nuclear power technology for their ships. Why not apply this technology to the commercial sector, instead of carrying gallons of diesel?

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